Red Sox Fall Sharply to Cleveland in Sloppy Affair
Cleveland beat Boston 3 to 1 as Arellanes pitched superbly for the Naps and Joss received poor support. Boston outhit the Naps but fumbled repeatedly and could muster only a ninth inning run, highlighting a lackluster Red Sox display and sharp Cleveland defense led by Lajoie, Turner, Bradley and Stovall.
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Wagner
Hooper
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Baseball Notes Previewing Naps and Spring Talk
Baseball notes discuss backing the Naps for first or second, Gardner's potential in today’s game, and Arellanes as a hard luck pitcher for the Red Sox. Mentions Winter, Egan of Utica leading his league with a .585 average, possible moves by President Dovey on Robertson or Butler, and Spring Training impressions of Nashville leaguers. Jake Stahl to return soon and Cicotte’s injured finger from Saturday is noted.
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Lynn
Frank Arellanes
Red Sox
George Winter
Egan
Utica
Dovey
Roberston
Butler
Nashville
American Assn Results Show Tight Scoring Across Cities
Kansas City led 7 6 5 2 with Columbus Indianapolis St Paul Toledo and Milwaukee and Louisville scoring in a close standings rundown. The report lists nine city results for the association's latest event.
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Toledo
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Milwaukee
Louisville
Red Sox Seek Win to Secure Unbroken Lead in First Division
The Red Sox must win today to claim an undisputed place in the first division. If Cleveland (Naps) win their fourth straight, they tie Lake’s hopefuls with Boston, making the race tight as Lajoie’s team travels. A Cleveland victory would put both clubs at an .511 average, leaving the Red Sox with the decision.
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Walsh and Burns Are Sent to the Woods
New York defeats Chicago 7 to 5 as Engle drives five NY runs aided by Isbell and Owens. Walsh lasts three innings, Burns relieved after three, Brockett and Fiene concede most hits. Elberfeld, Stemphill steal bases. Engle hits a home run and three-base hits.
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Browns Start Poorly, But Hammer It Out
Phillies and Browns clash as Dygert dominates early, allowing 5 hits in 4 innings while Morgan, Vickers, Howell, and Dineen match pace. Livingstone Barry Hartzell Ganley McAleese Paterson key extra base hits. Dygert strikes out 6, Dineen fans 2, game ends with Cleveland victory.
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Cy Young Takes Day Off In Shoes Factory Tour
Old Cy Young left Huntington avenue grounds with Fred Nichols of Lynn for a Shoe City visit. He toured several factories, had his feet measured, and wore a pair of shoes all day. A Lynn Mason party then drove to Nahant for a dinner before eight cars. Chicago weather forced a June 14 postponement of a Cubs game as the Doves head to St. Louis for the final Western division series opener.
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Baseball Recap Highlighting Norton Vincheest And Broders
Norton with a two base hit and Broders a three base hit anchor the offense. Brickley involved with a two base play and double plays Norton to Donovan Hardy to Brickley. High School of Commerce stole four bases and Everett four. Umpire Manser oversaw a 1100 attendance game.
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Tigers Bunch Singles To Beat Gray In Rain Shortened Game
Detroit bunched hits in the first inning to score one run against Gray. Willett delivered in key spots as Detroit held a 1-0 lead when rain halted the game in the early sixth inning.
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Willett
Brown Triumphs Over Amherst In 4 2 Victory
Providence Rhode Island June 14 Brown turned the tables on Amherst winning from the Bay State collegians by four to two. The Brown players connected on their hits and capitalized on Amherst fielding slips as the visitors erred costly.
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Nourse Signs With Red Sox After Brilliant College Season
Star pitcher Chet Nourse of Brown University and Providence College accepted Boston American managements offer and signed with the Red Sox. He pitched strong against Harvard and Yale, beating both with limited hits, and shut out Harvard in one game. He defeated Yale 4 to 2 and Holy Cross 3 to 2, while Princeton and Williams denied him a victory.
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Giants Triumph Over Cincinnati in National League Game
Two errors and a hit produced two New York runs in the second inning to secure victory. Gasper and Raymond pitched well for the Giants as Mitchell made a standout one handed catch. Sacrifice hits by Hoblitzer and Devlin, Bescher and Egan stole bases, and a double play by Devlin and Tenney aided the win.
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Naps
Wagner
Hooper
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Quakers Take Fourth Straight From Cardinals
Philadelphia beat St. Louis 7 to 1 to win a fourth straight game. The Quakers hit hard and Earl Moore struggled for the Cardinals as the visitors built an early lead and held on for the win.
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Baseball Box Score Summary
Hit by pitched balls by More and Moore and 5 walks issued. Moore and Rhodes struck out multiple times. Philadelphia and St. Louis left on base totals 7 and 11 respectively. Time 1h 50m. Umpires Emslie and O Day.
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Pirates Win Slugging Affair 7 to 5
Pittsburg beat Brooklyn 7 to 5 as Adams allowed six hits in the first inning before Willis steadied the game. Pastorius wild throw with bases loaded allowed two runs, Miller drove in four for Pittsburg, and the win marked the club's 18th straight victory.
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Southern League Results and Baseball Notes
Nashville defeated Memphis 5 to 2 and New Orleans beat Montgomery 1 to 0. Mobile and Birmingham rain delayed play. Atlanta won 1 to 0 in Little Rock. Pirates and Tigers lead futures, with Pittsburgh near a record for consecutive wins and Detroit facing Cleveland in upcoming games.
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